Fraud Week is the perfect time to go a step further in your role as an anti-fraud professional and to start discussions amongst peers, coworkers, executives and stakeholders in your community about how important fraud prevention is to society as a whole. You can use any of the free resources provided, or get creative and put your own twist on some of the ideas presented below.
Ways to Get Involved
- Post on social media using informative images with the tag #fraudweek
- Invite a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) to talk to your employees and coworkers virtually on how to avoid common mistakes when preventing fraud.
- Download the free Fraud Week logo to share on materials or websites.
- Involve your local chamber of commerce or city council to spread tips on fraud prevention for small businesses.
- Encourage your governor to issue a proclamation (.doc) declaring that your state supports Fraud Week.
- Issue a press release showing your organization's support by using this customizable press release template (.doc).
- Host a talk or seminar for your coworkers or community on regularly staying aware of fraud prevention best practices. You can post that event to share what you are doing on our events page.
- Perform a fraud check-up for your organization and present your findings to executives, as well as a proactive plan for how to remedy weak spots in your current controls.
